HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1988-04-27, Page 24Page 24--Lucknow Sentinel, Wednesday, April 2'7, 1988
Presbyterian W.M.S.
The afternoon group of Ripley Knox
Presbyterian Church W.M.S. met at Huron
Villa on Apr. 12 with Gladys Huston as
hostess.
President Mrs. Hackett opened the
meeting reading a poem on Spring and
prayer. The aim and purpose repeated in
unison followed by singing hymn "Jesus
Bids us Shine". Mrs. Nugent read the scrip-
ture Genesis, ch. 1 verses 1 to 8 and Luke,
ch. 6 verses 31-38. She also led in prayer.
Mary Brown read an article from the
Presbyterian record, "God's Mission in
Guyana" reporting the many problems the
Guyanese have to cope with high unemploy-
ment, skyrocketing prices, electric power
failures, poor quality water, deficient
hospital facilities, a very poor educational
system and many others. Mr. Dunn who
wrote this article was in Guyana and
witnessed these problems.
Hazel MacDonald had a reading "Who is
my neighbour". The command "Love one's
neighbour as oneself" in early Biblical
years was a very important command.
What does it mean in our way of life in the
present times. The neighbour whom I am
commanded to love as I love myself, is the
one given td me by God, any person I come
in contact with anytime or anywhere
regardless of race, colour or religion.
Mrs. Huston read an article pertaining to
the study book on Religion m the U.S.S.R.
She asked the members to refer back to the
June, July Glad tidings where a number
reading on Christianity in Russia. She
thanked those taking part in the program.
An invitation was received to South Kinloss
W.M.S. in May to their 100 Anniversary. A
number of thank you notes for treats given
out at Easter were read. A get well card
was signed by all to be sent to Mrs. Jas Tout.
Mrs. Hackett thanked all who had helped in
any way with the meeting. Mrs. Bette
MacLeod and helpers served a lunch.
More ball. players needed
There are still not enough players
registered for some softball teams in Ripley
for this season. After Saturday's registra-
tion, there were only two teams possible.
More interested players are required in all
the girls' categories and squirt and pee -wee
boys.
It has been decided to have one more
registration to be held at the Ripley Arena,
Thursday April 28 from 6:30 - 9 p.m. This
will be the absolute final registration for
softball,
A decision will be made May 2 as to what
teams there will be for this season. Anyone
wishing more information can call Dan
Wilken at 395-3668.
T -Ball will be held again this year. The
dates and times of registration are unknown
at this time, however. It is expected to be in
May or early June.
Doianybrook UCW meets
The April .meeting of the Donnybrook
U.C.W. was held on April 20, at the home of
Eileen Hanna with Wanda Jefferson and
Jean Johnston in charge.
Jean opened the meeting with the call to
worship, followed by a hymn, All the Way,
a prayer by Wanda, the scripture reading,
and Psalm 96 by Annabelle Armstrong.
Jean read the meditation, Little Barrel,
All Things Bright and Beautiful was sung.
Margaret Hildebrand read Darkies Sun-
day School, and June Robinson read Liv-
ing Sermons; The Town of Don't You
Worry was read by Ruth Hardy. Worth
Thinking About was read by Lois Chamney
and Alice Jefferson read the Legend of the
Easter Flowers.
Following the hymn Breath of Spring,
Wanda closed with prayer and Luba Strut -
ton took charge of the business. Ruth Har-
dy and Lois Chamney served a delicious
lunch.
St. Augustine C.Q.L.
The monthly meeting of the St. Augustine
Catholic Women's League was held April 6
with nine ladies in attendance along with
Father Dentinger.
The meeting was called to order with
president Mrs. Agnes Delberque leading in
prayer to Our Lady of Good Council.
Mary Boyle gave a reading on the real
meaning of Easter before the minutes of the
last meeting were read and adopted. The
treasurer's report was also given.
Father Dentinger commented on the im-
portance of attending Mass on Holy Satur-
day. This was followed by the business por-
tion of the meeting with the group discuss-
ing keeping better records of memberships.
Coming events included the April 15 Reflec-
tion Day at the Immaculate Conception
Church in Stratford and the May 3 and 4 con-
vention in Sarnia.
It was discussed that donations of white
cotton for diapers and clothes are needed for
children in Haiti.
The meeting closed with prayer for
priests and Consecration to the Blessed
Virgin Mary. The next meeting will be held
on May 2 following Mass.
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A day at the archives
The Huron Branch of O.G.S. spent a day in
the Toronto Archives recently with a group
of forty members attending.
With access ,to maps, newspapers and
audio-visual material, the group was shown
original documents of the 18th Century and
how they are preserved. Everyone made
good 'use of indices, descriptive guides and
file listings in the Reading Room in an effort
to research their ancestors. Mr. Leon
Warmski acted as tour guide.
On. May 4, the Huron Branch O.G.S. will
hold a Beginners Workshop and everyone is
welcome to attend. The emphasis at this
meeting will be placed on material you
should gather and material preparation.
The meeting will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the
Goderich Assessment Office borad room.
Howard Godfrey
Howard Godfrey, of Dungannon, died in
London, Ont., Thursday, April 14 at the age
of 57.
Born October 16, 1930 in Olden Township,
he was the son of Ralph Godfrey of Ford-
wich, Ont., and the late Ila (Campsall)
Godfrey.
Mr. Godfrey was a Burner Mechanic
with Hoffmeyer Plumbing. He was a
member of Dungannon United Church,
Surviving are his father, Ralph; his
wife, the former Marlene Linington.
Also surviving are two sons, Edward and
Marilyn Godfrey of Toronto, and Rick
Godfrey; four daughters, Suzanne and
Herman Savage of Brampton, Judy and
Greg Andress of Mississauga, Janet God-
frey, and Natasha Godfrey both of
Bi'f-TJARI-ES
Dungannon. Five Grandchildren also
survive.
Also surviving are two sisters, Olive
Sproul of Ethel and Gail Livingston of
Goderich.
The funeral service was held at Mc-
Callum & Palla Funeral Home on Sunday,
April 17 at 2 p.m. with the Reverend.
Robert Roberts of Dungannon United
Church officiating.
Active Pallbearers were his sons Ed and
Rick Godfrey; Jim McCreight, Harvey
and Joe Sproule, and Carl Stewart.
Interment Dungannon Cemetery.
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